They should be doing 80m a day or more for sure, I would say...

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19/08/20

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Originally posted by Sentia717: ↑

The Spargoville drilling announcement was dated 30th July (Thursday( so tomorrow will represent 21 days since that start ( assuming drilling is proceeding 7 days a week....or 17 days if working just 5 week days a week). Now from that announcement it talks about S 5 as though it is going to be the focus first :
"The S5 drilling will consist of nine RC drill holes drilled
on two northing section lines at 40m drill spacings for an aggregate 720m of drilling. The
S13 drilling will consist of 25 drill holes drilled on six 50m – 100m spaced northing section
lines with holes spaced at 20m intervals for an aggregate 1,500m of drilling. "Now I wonder how many of those 9 holes have been drilled. On the basis of the drill total of 720 metres at S 5 then that averages out to 80 metres per hole.. Anybody able to work out how many of those holes might have been drilled by now at S 5 on the basis of the average depth and the days elapsed so far ?
S 13 consists of 25 drill holes for a total of 1,500 metres which would give an average depth per hole of 60 metres.

So should the drilling at S 5 be completed by now ? And if so how far are we likely to be into the S 13 drilling campaign ?

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They should be doing 80m a day or more for sure, I would say they will be coming to the end of their drilling in the next week or so. One would hope they sent the samples off as they got them in batches so we can get some batch results back over a period of time. They would be seeing visible gold in the samples if they hit some nice results which they may have seeing from the action of the stock price since they started drilling.

good luck to everyone out there in gold investment land.

MXR Price at posting: 11.5¢ Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
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